• What is “excepted” income in a TT?
• When will income in a TT not attract concessional tax rates?
• How to calculate excepted income when a TT includes assets unrelated to the deceased?
• How are dividend reinvestment plans treated?
• Does a TT borrowing funds to invest affect the taxing of income on the assets acquired with the borrowed funds?
• How assets in a TT that are unrelated to the deceased estate can cause compounding issues requiring ongoing tracing requirements
• What are the differing tax rates and eligible tax offsets that can apply on TT distributions to children under 18?
• Practical examples and tips for managing post death asset

Brian Hor, Special Counsel, Townsends Business & Corporate Lawyers, Sydney, NSW

Brian Hor is Special Counsel (Superannuation & Estate Planning) with Townsends Business & Corporate Lawyers. He has specialised in taxation, trusts, superannuation and estate planning law over the past 30 years. Brian's extensive experience includes three years as a Partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers and establishing their estate planning practice nationally. Brian has also served on ATO and FPA technical committees, and was Chairman of the FPA Tax Subcommittee for 7 years. He has authored numerous taxation and estate planning articles and contributed extensively to CCH, LexisNexis and other online professional publications. Brian has also presented at numerous professional seminars and webinars including for The Taxation Institute, the FPA, Television Education Network, LexisNexis, NSW State Legal Conferences, and The College of Law. Brian has also been interviewed by the Sydney Morning Herald, the Australian Financial Review, and has appeared several times on live TV as an expert guest on Sky News Business and on the Studio 10 morning talk show.

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